Sentence examples for facing stronger competition from inspiring English sources

Network Appliance may also be facing stronger competition from EMC.

Today's AT&T is smaller (because of the "trivestiture" last year of its equipment and computer arms), and facing stronger competition than ever before.In this section All in the same bunch Going, going . . .

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And it's facing stronger competition not just from Amazon and Alibaba but potentially also from a rival closer to home.

Facing stronger competition from disruptive travel startups like Airbnb and the behemoth of Priceline/Kayak/Booking.com, Sabre-owned Travelocity is looking to up its game with extras.

In addition to the moves into digital content by way of Kobo and Wuaki, the Japanese company recently acquired Ebates in the U.S. for $1 billion, shopping tracking service Slice, And it's facing stronger competition not just from Amazon and Alibaba but potentially also from a rival closer to home.

Writing poetry is nice, unless your beloved is studying English literature, in which case you'll be facing strong competition from the likes of William Shakespeare and John Donne.

Britain's Daniel Fogg is one of the 25 competitors, and is facing strong competition from Italy's Valerio Cleri, who finished fourth in 2008.

Initially CBS stock rose sharply, but investors were lukewarm to Viacom, concerned that cable networks were already a mature industry and were facing strong competition from the Internet.

But the Italians are facing strong competition from company like Starbucks, which entered continental Europe in 2001, but already has 785 outlets in seven countries.

The president is facing strong competition on the right from the National Front and its leader, Marine Le Pen, and his party is worried that she may eliminate the sitting president in the first round of voting on April 22.